ArticleACS physical chemistry Au2025
Ultra-Fast Electrochemical Expansion for Rapid Enhancement of Graphite Paper Electrode.
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- Fabrication of Nitrogen-Containing Micro-Expanding Graphite Composites from Waste Graphite Electrodes for Enhanced Lithium Storage.Nanomaterials (Basel, Switzerland) · 2026Article
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Abstract
Graphite paper is widely used in energy storage systems such as batteries and supercapacitors due to its availability, cost, and excellent chemical and thermal stability. However, its hydrophobic surface and dense structure limit electrolytic ion diffusion in aqueous supercapacitors, reducing electrochemical performance. To address these issues, graphite paper was treated with mild acid solution and electrochemically oxidized for varying durations to enhance its properties for high-performance supercapacitors. Acid treatment not only expanded the graphite but also functionalized its surface, making it more hydrophilic, as confirmed by FTIR and contact angle measurements. This modification improved the electrode's electrochemical performance by facilitating better ion diffusion and insertion, resulting in increased specific capacitance. After 5 min of treatment, the graphite layers enlarged from 35 to 469 μm, resulting in an enhanced specific capacitance of 219 F g
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